The boy and his classmates were asked to provide a loaf of bread to our local Golden Age Center (seniors center). The school provided all of the ingredients and instructions which was enough for 2 loaves (one to donate and one for our family). I let the kids make it together.
It was a simple recipe, a bit different from our regular recipe, but it was very good. You can see how we made the bread on my facebook page here: Homemade Bread
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That bread looks very nice. I can’t believe the kids made it. Please tell them they did a wonderful job. Enjoy the week!
Thank you and you too!!
If this bread is half as good as your recent 3-ingredient peanut butter cookies, I’m going to give it a go!
Our loaf was gone by dinner time!